Dream GOP Candidate for Obama in 2012?

SirJosephPorter

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When Palin is incoherent and bizarre, people call her refreshing.

When Obama makes a mistake, everyone makes jokes about the teleprompter.

I guess it helps to have a smile and nice tits; all is forgiven.

That is how an acolyte normally thinks. To her acolytes, Joan of Arc can do no wrong. That is why if the stunt of reading the palm while giving the answer to easy questions backfires (and it very well may), the acolytes are likely to blame the interviewer, who asked the questions and 'made' her to look at her palm.
 

SirJosephPorter

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Would she make the greatest President in history? Probably not. She's not rich, she's not the best/smoothest public speaker, she doesn't come from a famous family, has little federal political experience, and she's not connected to the highest levels of commerce & business in the U.S. Those "skills" have been present in many past Presidents, and how they've performed is a matter of many different opinons, not all positive.

She won't make the greatest president? You are committing blasphemy, countryboy, you may be voted out of the acolyte club. As an acolyte, you are expected to say that she will make the greatest president ever (or at least the third greatest, after Reagan and Bush).
 

countryboy

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She won't make the greatest president? You are committing blasphemy, countryboy, you may be voted out of the acolyte club. As an acolyte, you are expected to say that she will make the greatest president ever (or at least the third greatest, after Reagan and Bush).

So I've been appointed to the "acolyte club?" By who? You? Well, I guess I'll consider it an honour then, even though I risk being accused of blasphemy.

I guess if I had a choice, I'd rather belong to "my" club than the "Blinded By No Facts and Certainly Not Any Opinion Expressed By Anyone Other Than The Greatest, Smartest, All-Knowing, Consistently Perfect, Incredibly Arrogant, Expert-On-Any-Subject-Anyone-Could-Possibly-Name, and By All Means Never, Ever Wrong Individual Who Ever Graced the Face of Mother Earth Club" of which you seem (to me) to be a charter member.

Or is a total membership one? If it is, then at least I can legitimately claim that "mine's bigger than yours."

I realize that the abovementioned club could be nothing more than a complete fabrication, but it's an assumption of mine based on what I've read here. I presume you came up with the acolyte club and my membership in it using the same creative method?
 

SirJosephPorter

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So I've been appointed to the "acolyte club?" By who? You? Well, I guess I'll consider it an honour then, even though I risk being accused of blasphemy.

I guess if I had a choice, I'd rather belong to "my" club than the "Blinded By No Facts and Certainly Not Any Opinion Expressed By Anyone Other Than The Greatest, Smartest, All-Knowing, Consistently Perfect, Incredibly Arrogant, Expert-On-Any-Subject-Anyone-Could-Possibly-Name, and By All Means Never, Ever Wrong Individual Who Ever Graced the Face of Mother Earth Club" of which you seem (to me) to be a charter member.

That is an awfully big name for a club, countryboy. Even the acronym becomes unwieldy (BBNFACNAOEBAOTTGSAKCPIAEOASACPNABAMNEWIWEGTFOME Club). Can't you come up with a smaller, more convenient name, like the Acolyte Club?
 

countryboy

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That is an awfully big name for a club, countryboy. Even the acronym becomes unwieldy (BBNFACNAOEBAOTTGSAKCPIAEOASACPNABAMNEWIWEGTFOME Club). Can't you come up with a smaller, more convenient name, like the Acolyte Club?

Nah, I thought your club deserved a really big name! :lol:
 

Bar Sinister

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Theodore Roosevelt, Gerald Ford, Jimmy Carter, and George Bush Sr. might argue with that analysis......

I think you might want to take Gerry out of your list. He was never elected as president. It is interesting to note, however, that since 1952, out of 10 presidents 5 served double terms, and that list includes Kennedy and Ford.
 
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El Barto

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When Palin is incoherent and bizarre, people call her refreshing.

When Obama makes a mistake, everyone makes jokes about the teleprompter.

I guess it helps to have a smile and nice tits; all is forgiven.
MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMm bbbbbbbbbbbbooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooobbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbies
:D
 

TenPenny

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As soon as the article called her a 'private citizen', it was crap.

Start out with utter lies in the first paragraph, you know where it's going.

Pilf!
 

DaSleeper

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I just love to see the "lefties " squirm....
When I see the White House press secretary make fun of her....You can tell they don't think she is irrelevant..
They did the same thing with fox news and they are now the "most watched" news organization.
She couldn't buy that kind of publicity
The left is just showing their Angst...:lol::lol::lol:
 

countryboy

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I just love to see the "lefties " squirm....
When I see the White House press secretary make fun of her....You can tell they don't think she is irrelevant..
They did the same thing with fox news and they are now the "most watched" news organization.
She couldn't buy that kind of publicity
The left is just showing their Angst...:lol::lol::lol:

Yep, old P.T. Barnum had it nailed..."There's no such thing as bad publicity."